syntax in Latin
syntax in Latin is syntaxis — syntax means the set of rules governing how words are arranged to form correct phrases and sentences in a language.
syntax in Latin
syntaxis
What does "syntax" mean?
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noun The set of rules governing how words are arranged to form correct phrases and sentences in a language.
"Learning a new language means getting used to its syntax as well as its vocabulary."
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noun The formal rules that define how statements must be written in a computer programming language.
"The code failed because of a simple syntax error, a missing semicolon."
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syntax in a sentence
- Learning a new language means getting used to its syntax as well as its vocabulary.
- The code failed because of a simple syntax error, a missing semicolon.
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What is "syntax" in Latin?
"syntax" in Latin is syntaxis. syntax means: The set of rules governing how words are arranged to form correct phrases and sentences in a language.
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Example: "Learning a new language means getting used to its syntax as well as its vocabulary." In Latin, "syntax" is syntaxis.
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